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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-04-16
About Diamonds.

Among all the ancients the diamond
was held as an amulet possessing wonder
full power and immense intrinsic value.
There are three forms in which the
diamond is cut, the brilliant, the rose,
and the table The shape of the stone
in many cases is regulated by its form
in the rough. The brilliant is the most
valuable, the rose second, and the table
last.
The only American diamond of con-
siderable size, and we'll vouched for,
was found by man named Benjamin
Moore, laborer, in the employ of Mr..
James Fisher, Jr., at Manchester, near
Richmond, Va, in the month of April,
1855. Its weight was 27.7 carats.
The old writers mention imitation of
diamonds by subjecting the sapphire,
amethyst, topaz, or chrysolite to fire, by
which the color was extracted and the
brilliancy kept 1t is common error
that the diamond will glisten in the
dark. No more light emanates from it
than from any other stone.
The principal diamond mines are the
districts of the East Indies, extending
from Cape Comorin to Bengal, and the
Brazilian localities. They are found in
the Ural, Russia, and upon the western
coast of Africa. Diamonds have been
found in Georgia recently and in Wiscon-
sin, so it is said. In the year 1928 dia-
monds were found in Brazil, at Tejuco,
on the Rio San Francisco.
In 1901 a diamond of 1873 carats was
found, on the Rio de Abaite, by three
criminals who had escaped from Rio
Janeiro. Knowing it to be a diamond,
but not having any chance of disposing
Of it, they consulted priest, who adj
vised them to throw themselves upon the
mercy of the Emperor and present their
jewel. They did so and were pardoned,
his majesty pocketing the diamond.
It is only within two hundred years
that any system in the valuation of dia-
monds has been arrived at. In Europe,
until within the past hundred years, there
was no scale of value. The old manner
of valuation, thus: if diamond of a
single carat was worth $40, one of two
carats was worth $160, one of three carats
$500, is exploded; as diamonds become
more plenty the quality determines the
value, that ranges from $50 to $500 per
carat.
Much depends upon the taste and skill
of the lapidary in. producing ilnely cut,
clear stones Having decided upon the
form he will cut the stone, he next makes
model in lead, which model rests con
tinually before him as a guide to his
labors. Cutting is a work of great labor
and time. OF the relative value of the
cut and uncut diamond there can be no
positive certainty, though it is understood
that the finished stone is worth three
times the rough stone.
The diamond is cold to the touch and
cannot be looked through, as can all imi-
tations. Before cut its coat is rough and
looks like greenish glass. Until the year
1476 the diamond was worn uncut.
Many stones, supposed to be the most
beautiful in the world, are in that state.
Holland for long period held monop-
oily of cutting, England gradu-
ally came in, and finally the United
States have turned out some very nice
work. New York and Chicago are the
headquarters for diamond-cutting.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-04-16

matters settled" On his way home on horse
back he knew not that tree had fallen aslant
the road, and he was going at full speed, and
he struck the obstacle and dropped lifeless.
That night his Christian mother heard
the riderless horse plunging about the
barn, and, mistrusting something terrible
was the matter, she went out and came to the
place where her son lay, and she cried out
'Oh, Henry dead and not a Christian. Oh,
my son my sonl dead and not Christian
Oh, Henry Henry dead and not Chris
tian." God keep us from such catastrophe.
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This man, G. G. Hoffman, has risen'by the use of
Botanic Blood Balm tB. 3. b. to his present won
derfuy improved condition. In short time his
homeless forehead will be fully heale /, and he will
stand n monument of humanity raised from the
verge of death. Few persons ever recover from
such low state, being on dying bed from that
fell destroyer, blood poison, with the bones OF his
forehead rotted and taken out 27lx3 inches, by the
doctors, and given out to die From skin and
bones, wrecked by blood poison, to health and
sound flesh, is the work Of B. B. b.
Not many such desperate cases may be found,
but when they arc they should not despair Of re-
covery, as B. B. B. will cure them.
When this medicine can cure such extreme CAGES,
is it moi reasonable that 1t will cure all cases OF
blood poison of less violence, as 1t has done in
thousands of instances?
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HICKORY, n. C.


send you to-day half dozen photographs OF u.
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here. Yours Respectfully.
A. McINTosH.
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Big visiting cards have been the rage with
a certain element in Paris, and as protest
against their use number Of the leaders OF
the American colony there have decided
to taboo cards altogether. As substitute
they place q small ornamental slate IN their
halls, upon which callers are expected to IN
scribe their names.
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can be made in postal card, if il IS used to
send your address on TO Hallelt g. Co. Port
land, Maine. who can furnish you work that
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sumption, and Wasting in Children,
SCoTT's EMULSION of Pure Cod Liver OIL with
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medicine. 1t creates an appetite for food.
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times gave up hope Since he began using the
Emulsion his Cough has ceased, gaired flesh
and strength, and from all appearances his life
will be prolonged many years."-JoHN SULLI-
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,.Marcb. 1882 wrote c. G. Shayre, 1oS
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Mrs NJ Pollock 95 Aisquith ST.. Baltimore.
Nd. says: Red Star Cough Cure for cTlas ),
coughs and sorethroat has no equal frlce
twenty five cents q bottle.
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Detroit, Mich, is noted for its healthy, hand;
some ladies, which the leading physicians ana
druggists there attr butte to the general use
and popularity of DR.. HaIt,rs Iron Tonic
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Best Goods are Put In Smallest Parcels.
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The Mayor and Doctors of COnOver will
verify the awful condition from which MIR.
Hoffman was raised. r.. Il. Co.
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The number of women employed as pen
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Buttons Will not TO any extent decrease In
size Large buttons continue fashionable.
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Round waists arc tie most becoming for
Young girls.
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The latest gustatory achievement in
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llHHAT
Ais
YOU?

DO you feel dill. languid, low-spirited, life
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"FOR THE BLcon Is THE L,FE."

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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-02-02
What true merit will do.

The unprecedented sale of Boschee's
German Syrup within a few years,
has astonished the world. It is with
out doubt she safest and best remedy
ever discovered tor the speedy and eff
fectual cure OF Coughs, Colds and the
seyerest Lung Troubles. It acts on
an entirely different principle from
the usual prescriptions given by
Physicians, as it does not dry up a
cough and leave the disease still in
the system, but on the contrary re-
moves the cause of the trouble, heals
the parts affected and leaves them In
a purely healthy condition. A bottle
kept in the house for use when these
diseases make their appearance, will
save Doctors bills and long spell of
serio:.s illness. A trial will convince
you of these facts. It Is positively
sold by druggists and general dealers
In the land. Price IS cents large bot
ties. 48mo3
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-02-02
Minnesota Real Estate Dealers,

The Minnesota Real Estate Dealers
Association met at the Merchants
Hotel in st. Paul on Wednesday of
last week. The meeting was all ems
thusiastlc gathering of dealers who
have unbounded confidence in the
future real estate interests of Mime
sofa. This Association which was
formed in Morris last September is
growing in numbers and influence
and is meeting with success.
President P. A. Mccarthy of Morris
opened the session with an address of
great interest and value. He adyo-
Gated the establishment of a central
office, where list of the wants of the
members may be made known and
information regarding each locality
secured. He also urged that the re-
sources Oft the state be published in
pamphlet form; that a monthly
journal be published under the au-
spices Of the association, and that a
committee be appointed to confer,
with the state board of immigration
and with the railroad commissioners.
He advocated prompt ivestigation
OF all charges of fraud against mem
bcrs, and that special efforts be made
to increase the membership of the
association.
Secretary, E. w. Randall followed
with his report IN which the objects of
the Association were set forth and
additional recommendations were
made. Officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows:
President, r. A. Mccarthy, Morris
secretary 8. NJ. Lougee, Frirbsult;
treasurer, c. A. Bierce, Winons. An
executive committee was appointed
by the president as follows: w. A.
Richardson, Austin, chairman: Simon
Hanson, Renville; Allied g. Basset,
Fairbault. and J. P. Moulton, Worth
iDgton. Vice presidents for each
county in the state may be appointed
by the president and secretary with
the concurrence of the executive com.
mittee. An adjournment sine die
was then taken. In the evening al
meeting of the executive committee
was held. Semi-annual meetings of
the association will hereafter be held
and the places of meeting will be de-
cided by the executive board.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-02-02

The Evening Journal, ofMinneapo-
lis, is Il most valuable publication. 1t
prints all the news in nI:densed
form aid is readable and spicy. Its
market reports, prepared 10y one of
the most reliable and capable COM
mercial editors in the state, constitute
a valuable feature. 1t gives full re-
ports of the doings of the Minnesota
and Dakota legislatures and with its
efficient corps of special eorrespon-
dents is able to give great amount
of local news. Being an evening
paper is also an advantage, as il
carries the news to its readers twelve
hours in advance of its morning con-
temporaries. Ifyou wish good az
ternoon paper, subscribe for the
Evening Journal.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-02-02

Let GOV. NcGin get his vetoes
ready tor use. They will be needed
for just about two thirds of Ig. Don
nelly's pet bills. Why is it that a
man who is 50 well supplied with
brains and who can be so practical
outside of the Legislature, is so brim
full of foolish, impracticable, and I'M
necessary measures, the moment he
is in the legislature? Can it be that
he is there for the purpose of betray-
ing those he pretends to befrlend,
by getting up impracticable measures
and thus preventing judIcious lesi.ls-
tion that is 80 badly needed?
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-02-02

The directors OF the n. p. railroad
have voted to invest 100000 in seed
wheat for the benefit of farmers in
the vicinity of the Missouri river,
whose crops last Fall were destroyed
by hail Now if the same directors
would vote TO withdraw from the
pool with the Manitoba and give the
people of this place the competition
in railroad business TO which they are
entitled. We would begin TO think the
cnrrogutium in possession of a soul af-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-02-02

The Farmers is well edited well
printed, thoroughly practical news
paper for farmers. Its general mat
ter is well selected; it contains an sx-
cellent department for the Family
Circle, and counts among Its contribu-
tors some of the best writer's on agri-
cultural and kindred matters in The
country. Practically it must be worth
to every farmer many times its sub.
scription price, and every number
contains much to the interest, ill.,
struct and amuse all members of the
family. Sample copies of the Farmer
sent free for examination. Subscrip-
tion price is only $3.50 per year. Less
then three cents copy. No charge
is made for copies of the Farmer un-
less ordered by the recipient.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-02-02
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2, 1887.
The Gardnpr's Monthly suggests

The Gardeners Monthly suggests
that agricultural colleges assign
small plats of ground to such of the
students as may desire to cultivate
them, and in such way as their tastes
or inclination may lead them. These
plats to be supervised or overlooked
by some competent person, and re-
ports made ut the annual commence
ment of such as were found to be
worthy of special mention.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-02-02
SALARIES AND FEES OF COUNTY
OFFICERS,
BOARD OF AUDIT.

Feb 6-H Hqtehins. meeting Dec 1885 SO GO
June Geo NJ Giltinan, meeting June
Nov 3-R J Hall, meeting Oct II, 1866. 3 90
Dec SIR Hall. meetings June 10 and
Dec 31-Geo NJ Giltinan, meeting Dec 81. 90
$21 90
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Total orders OF all kinds. FL ,ilS y

Note.-TaXeS refunded show an apparently
disproportiOnate draft upon county revenue.
This is owing to an Improper method OF On.
teriug such, which will be remedied. Tax
collections account should have been charged
with refundments. The various special
funds, however, such as school and towns
and villages, have already given County
Revenue credit for the several amounts in
which shey are involved In the refundments.
Also, $500 of the item, Bridge at Zahl's,'
was an appropriation from the State.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-02-02
BRIDGE AT ZAHL's CROSSING

Note-Of this amount, $500 was the sum
appropriated by special act of the Legislature,
1886, "to aid the county OF Stevens in build
ing bridge across the Pomme de Terre
charge upon county revenue, except that
that fund was credited when the amount OF
Appropriation was received from the State
treasurer.
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INSANE.

Jan 7-Jno = Giltinan. judge probate,
aug H--Jno thinner, expense convey.
Ing Mary thinner to asylum. ~ 90
47 IS
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$2,sS4 SO
ORDERS ON POOR FUND.

Jan 6--F Newell, temp relief Mrs
6--LarEon / Nilsson, goods for !" "
John Olander.. .... eo(
7--Jas Minahan, attendance ON
Anton Horejs, co charge. oC
Thoa e Heenan, visit 10 co
,prisoner.................. 49,. 100
kluzny. care Anton Horeis IN
PITS buckley, relief for Jan'y, IL 90
NJ ours v heele' county charge. no
Feb l--R Larson, care II Hegg, Il 30
II l. Hulburd, salary county
physician.................... % 90
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TAXES REFUNDED.

By authority from Auditor Of State,
according TO flies of this office. 1924 80
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BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

May 4--First National Bank, of st.
Paul, for redemption Of
bonds, Nos. IS, Is, II and Is,
dated 9TH day of May, A. d.
1878, and due on the 9th day
ofMay, A. D. 1895 81 200 90
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Jan murphy Sanders, stationery, 2 25
Same, stationery, blanks, court
calendar, &c.................. % Is
Geo D Barnard & Co, dentists
Pioneer Press Co, blanks $780,. 40
Geo H Munro, stationery, &C.. 10 6
Feb CLEO II Munro, mucilage and
paper fasteners. .............. 90
Apr i7-Pioneor Press Co, blanks...... go
Geo D Barnard Co, auditors
Geo D Barnard Co, books for " "
register and sheriff. ......... 45 90
Pioneer Press Co, commits
sioners index CALENDARS. Is 90
Geo II Munro, Office supplies. 45
E W Randall, stationery and
Pioneer Press Co, settlement
June 15-West Publishing Co, Mime.
sofa statutes for sheriff.. 500
books and blanks for 1855. 50 IS
Geo d Barnard q Co. register OF
orders and wsrrants.......... "a so
" Randall, printing and sta
Geo D Barnard 4 Co, books. 30 10
Pioneer Press Co, tax receipts
and registers. AZ 80
Pioneer Press Co, mortgage
Pioneer Press Co, blsnks......: SO
Aug T-John Morris Co, 1885 tax lists. 10 %
EW Randall. printing & brks. 10 80
stationery and blanks....... 244
Pioneer Press Co, bianks..... 40
x" =" ....... 1&
Geo D Barnard & Co, blanks... %
blotters... 10 90
Nov A-John Morris Co, auditors reefs 8 20
Pioneer Press Co, tax refund.
ment record, &c........... 8 so
Pioneer Press Co, legal CAP. 5 90
mtge. record. 10 90
redemption
notices and certificates. . 500
Fred Buokentin, stationery. "A 70
S4ss Of
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PRINTING AND ADVERTIsING,

Jan 7-E W Randall, printing, DC. ....s 6 90
Feb 6-Murphy Sanders, printing,&c 9 rs /
APR 17-Stephen Murphy, publishing
delinquent tax list. ......., GO Is
E w Randall, financial state
ment..................... 1874 80 I
Nov A-Stephen Murphy, publishing
commissioners proceedings,
&C.. IL "a 4
W Randall, printing and sta
tionery Observation-Disclosures. 80 IS
S3l9 90 |